Nbcnews Gunfire Erupts in Philippine Senate Amid ICC Arrest Threat for Senator Dela Rosa
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- •Gunfire erupted at the Philippine Senate amid an attempted arrest of Senator Dela Rosa.
- •Dela Rosa is wanted by the ICC for alleged crimes against humanity related to the drug war.
- •His legal team has filed a motion to prevent any unauthorized arrest by foreign authorities.
On May 11, 2026, a confrontation occurred at the Philippine Senate as National Bureau of Investigation agents attempted to enforce an ICC arrest warrant against Senator Ronald dela Rosa. Dela Rosa, a key figure in former President Duterte's drug war, claimed his arrest was imminent and urged public mobilization. During the incident, gunshots were reported as security forces entered the Senate, causing chaos and prompting people to flee for safety. The NBI denied deploying agents, while military personnel were seen securing the area. Dela Rosa has taken refuge in the Senate, asserting that he is under legislative protection. His legal team has filed a motion in the Supreme Court to prevent any unauthorized arrest, emphasizing that no foreign tribunal can enforce an arrest without Philippine court approval. The situation remains tense as protests and calls for his arrest continue.
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